Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-09
WOMAN ND HOME.
THE DISC ouRTEsY Q OF THE FAIR
SEX TOWARD EACH OTHER.

THE DISC ouRTEsY OF THE FAIR
SEX TOWARD EACH OTHER.
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gaa-- Ssis libdss-. The; Isaby--Notes.
However deferentit,l and courteous women
sss sse "a their hearing toward men, they arc
RE Var tor ai,S to be rude: to their own SEX
HI aslge in preAlniptioils toward each
tgtsht58 fttsss lncn Of their class would never
.,,s3Stifilf oi inilicting upon men. This dis
s4it Us teSy Of women toward their kind is none
Isl Blk essrttiencss aud vuigarity because it is
~. d. 81 a.ern.?, Of n small, whimsical, petu-
ga hefst gylle ii is rot only evidence Of i'm
!. y gssE3aat b,se,Iing. but supreme, though I'M
81 prnsco,ts, seiilshne&S. .G - .s.EE&.
.t Fhey give se.iHt heed to each others rights.
Z fEsgS J. SD and ioStle each other at theatre
S Frits~ 10 ON ria'pee days. They fill up that
a5s;,Fs22t5 - a. & ia II suburban train they do
6E 49, =. ~ w,' iarcel< II other females no
! Itas& e! Is, il!.saI!,iig the prerogatives of
I. $ct,llR ',u.y, iI,t Il little behind them in
H. &Gt,H .,cl' Toy tho space to be cleared
r. ST. (, :: 1,lr ana ycowI, adopting the most
@s tgiiG.gt.t e. tlra,r%r possible.
" ! ny T st. ~ .,0gt'l; woman, accompanied
F. ty"1n.n 4 o. 'sjth "Lite hair, slowly walked
i S'iS1G.fhsnEt: Hfrhf'i the other afternoon.
" h; - ~ :, ,,rli>:l wherever some we'll
IS Q,ta.'fr - 81: Wth ts evidences of her
~ ", x II -,tr her. Not ono made a
~ ass ,s-"t ,1j;fT- to shnrr her seat. Each
~ : :: ..-... h.i.utlr down or in an oppo.
7 g., 49,
e. -" I'D" Dung lndy stopped before one
n ''.-s' gace indicated the possession of
Il O.. ny nature. itss..
'l"''.h.," she said sweetly, twill you allow
{: s. assist you IN disposing Of your pack
50 that my mother can sit down beside
- Yi.o amiabiIty in the placid face Of the
woman addressed was dispelled as by magic
Mt ID" nifty voiced request.
j. 81 ant to keep NY things together con-
We, ~" was the ungracious reply.
4. thn answer appeared to nettle the girl into
sw1ft self assertion. She placed one hand on
e the seat and looked the speaker in the face
I with straight determination.
r ''Diu you pay two furesm she inquired.
NJ "lEat hos nothing to do with it. hurried
T. to catch the train. so that I could have plenty
D. OF room, and people who are late have no
fright to come disturbing those who have
taken pains to get here flrst'
e<'"Ah! think | will have my mother sit
down here notwithstanding, was the cool
3 answer rs the young lady piled the articles
on lie floor and assisted her mother to the
place they had occupied
II shall speak to the conductor snapped
the owner Of the things ats a pretty how
de-to If people whr have lot of packages
I,,,,-, - 30 ,l, 81. .,:sI.
have nOne'
" hen the conductor cuue through the
'~- belliSerent dame coutented herself with
merely glaring significantly OIL the girl, who
stood lf,I!tliS against the end of the car.
III shops where the customers and clerks
T' "'' - ""'- r l'iI
Lu,,, ",", seller arc frequently nhuminable
toward cur,i other TN ..u,.rrn ia suit de-
. pnrtmetl's wear All air ut defensive i.di Ter
ence iilless he customer they thauco to have
is one well known to them and a good pur-
chaser. The sales women are accustomed to
and oxpectant of rudeness on the part of the
patron, and prepare for it by the assumption,
OF q manner no less Objectionable chan the
one they resent.
They are the continual victims Of the
thougi!tiess seltishness md petty stings Of
LL"ir son. Their. patience i ripped and
fraycd to threads every day 10y The ,ncalled
for demands of idle women who are. not shop
perl because they seek tho stores for an,lse-
molit. and not to buy.
Tie woman who has nothing to do is very
apt to 'teil the shops for entertainment She
does not stop to consider that her dirertise-
n.ant is taken at the expense OF a sister, and
she Corgets does net know that the saiesgirl
whose time she occupies in showing her
GOWNS or wraps is not only hired to display
garments, but 70 ell them. She Is caroless
ri - f4,t that If this y"unI PERSONS book at
GiiA week =! end makes hut small showing in
Sl!es, While Der hours have hesu taken up IN
showing goods, tiot ability IT'S Sitte5wOtlan
H. doubted i'll consequence. She forgets that
the result is at thr best not the increase OF
"hlnry the girl is hoping for. 1t is not only
Tho possible but frequent result Of her anluSe-
st''t'' that the slr is laid off" Or discharged
FOX incomlotrnry Janet nalo In Chicago
GtnTs.
.i.3 Lcarn to Tighten Your Lnhors.
harrican women are not, as q rule, of as
%. rA"ert constitutions as thOSh Of other c0un.
ira Whether tho womeu themselves are to
NmID" IN this or tue climate If the country
tt::', IS tho way, Is male t. mother a good
tNvii4 Sho had no hand in nlakiNs) it Is
nara to determine, but that the American
T"nan nre not strong is OIL established fact
OF, thcn, knowing this, have no right what
nVtr x ahusu your constitution by excessive
" aherc tho'e is no necessity for it. Don't
tnve .r}ntt. j"thcs for tho little ones to play in,
@Nt If vou 10 havo them, make them plain
|hrrw AMY nll t,icks and RIFLES in every
day wear for yourself and children. Dou't
ma1r }1co ~ hrru collars every day. They
gi'. n,@ worth 'he strength used in doing
- ..Gt.,
IA sue n i, g while chat they do not pay In
tic ald = url>t,' rutlling for every day
It caEur,l t,.,.~s t"ll, but it is very pretty
a1d whcu ti.oi can 30 thrown away, and in
tfg end ,r@ n',"il cheaper than collars that
stn wa~trc 2T"1H week Particularly is this
Y G'ut'i;r& Ut.Hta 70 warm, sultry weather, as
itrt7lrs us |i,ape and is much cooler than
lt'r: ltl }, zach arc the III st uncomfort-
Uuis III ! nrGIyweur for hot weather.
Eitll ih. eXrrpton Of few articles, don't
igon but very slightly the plain clothes Only
tIo sheets 10" tho spare bed need be ironed all
,7vsr. Ti!e rest need not be present only Mt
top ant bottom. Tue plain uuderclothing need
sat Int d slight ironing and il the family ia
large, nolc at oil. Some people peter to wear
tAaigandere rough. dry, claiming that
IL is healthier The neatest and best house.
" keeper J. over knew was an old lady who
&, would never have her underclothing ironed
on this score. She never used an Iron pot or
d kettle wien she could get tin or some other
light ware to answer the same purpose. She
4 claimed that though tin would wear out
quicker than iron, yet In the end 1t was
cheaper, for it saved both time and strength.
It saved time, for when in a hurry whatever
she wished to cook could be done In ono half
the timo than IL iron were used, and it saved
strength, for in lifting from one part Of tho
stove to the other IL required very little exer.
ton Some may claim that the tinware is
not conducive to health, but, however, if the
tin Is kept clean there is very little danger to
be feared on that score. h,
4 Don't have heavy furniture, more particu-
larIy i'll your dining room or kitchen. Light
furniture, both in color and weight, viii save
. great deal OF unnecessary work. Dark col
ored furniture shows every speck OF dust that
Z settles OIL it, and though there would not DO
enough to harm anybody, yet the least speck
y Is an eyesore to tue housekeeper, who must
keep continually at work to keep It clean.
n Light colored furniture does not show dust
In this way, and is much more preferable,
ard il of light weight the lifting of it Is a
Very easy matter. Get all the labor saving
Articles you can possibly afford. You viii,
4 rery likely, find some that are Of little ac-
fount, but there arc some that are excellent,
rand IL will be worth your experiment with
the others to find the articles you want.
ff'Above oil things, don't cling to a certain way